According to a traffic study, the proposed apartment and senior living complex will bring 2,299 more cars each day to the nearby Circle Down neighborhood.
If you're attending a community gathering to help ring in the new year, consider posting the event information in our community calendar.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest said in a statement that the Golden Valley-based company can no longer show strawberries on their fruit roll-up labels beginning in 2014.
What does $1 million buy you in Golden Valley?
The Arcata would be 173 units and six stories tall.
Find out which businesses and services are open or running on Tuesday, Jan 1.
A routine traffic stop led to felony drug charges.
Looking for a spiritual way to ring in the New Year in Golden Valley?
Golden Valley police arrested 14 people between Dec. 17 and Dec. 23, according to the Golden Valley police arrest report.
New Year's Eve is champagne's time to shine.
From inspiring stories to tragic news, here's the full list of articles that you found to be most interesting on Golden Valley Patch this year.
A Media Assistant at Robbinsdale Spanish Immersion School received the honor from the Minnesota Educational Media Organization.
Multiple fire departments responded to a fire at Granite Woods Apartments in Plymouth on Dec. 26.
Lace up your skates. Ice rinks are open today.
The award is the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting.
It will be at its peak on Jan. 3 in Golden Valley. If there are clouds that night, you can watch a Ustream on NASA.com.
Teacher Erin Herberg asks, "What are we doing to prevent these [school shootings,] to educate our children, and ultimately to protect our future?"
Find out what news and events readers like you have posted on Golden Valley Patch during the past week and learn how you can share your own news and events.
One Golden Valley resident received a Caribou gift card from an anonymous person as part of a nation-wide effort to honor Sandy Hook Elementary School victims.
Maria Verven’s daughter is no longer addicted to cigarettes thanks to e-cigarettes.
